Mental Health Resources
If you are in suicidal crisis, please call or text 988 or visit the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
CCC Center for Counseling and Wellness
Camden County College’s Center for Counseling and Wellness provides free services for students currently enrolled at CCC.
All students are eligible for an in-person initial consultation and up to six therapy sessions per semester, as well as, case management services to help connect students to resources available to them.
Visit the Center for Counseling and Wellness webpage for more information.
Uwill Student Mental Health and Wellness
Uwill offers Camden College students FREE immediate access to teletherapy through its easy to use online platform, as well as a direct crisis connection and wellness programming.
Uwill is Private. Secure. Confidential.
Visit app.uwill.com and register with your college issued student email address to get started.
Mental Health & Substance Abuse Support
The Camden County Office of Mental Health and Addiction receives state and county funding to ensure the availability of treatment services, particularly for the indigent. qualified treatment providers to provide programs that address problems of drug and alcohol abuse. Addiction services include: withdrawal management, inpatient and outpatient services including methadone maintenance, halfway house programs, recovery supports, sober living and substance abuse education.
Camden County Partnership for Children
Camden County Partnership for Children is an independent, 501(c)(3) non-profit Care Management Organization (CMO). We are a non-profit agency funded by the state of NJ to arrange a variety of treatment and support services to children in our community. We coordinate services, resources and supports to children and young adults with the most complex needs that include: behavioral/emotional, intellectual/developmental and substance use.
Camden County Family Support Organization (FSO)
The Mission of the Camden County Family Support Organization is to assist caregivers and families of children who have developmental, social, emotional, educational, behavioral, or mental health issues as well as those involved in juvenile justice navigate the many systems they will encounter through the child’s life.
Learn more at www.camdenfso.org/
National Maternal Health Hotline
Pregnancy and a new baby can bring a range of emotions. Many new moms feel overwhelmed, sad, anxious, or exhausted at different times during their pregnancy or after the baby is born.
Learn More about National Maternal Health Hotline
